Five Ways to Turn Your Hobby Into Income

There are many ways on how you can turn your hobby into big income. Fortunately, there has never been a better time to start selling your wares or services. Today's technologies such as internet and mass media has opened up myriad channels to reach costumers and most of them are cheap, even offering for free. Here are 5 ways on how you can turn your hobby into small, even massive income.

• Sell your wares - Do you have a penchant for designing, sewing or something about painting? With many platforms from which to sell your wares, creative individuals are no longer the streotype misunderstood, starving artists. Reach out to customers through variety of websites and blog shops, set up a stall at a flea market or leave your products with outlets on a consignment basis. You can sell your wares at popular avenue website such as www.etsy.com which solely on handmade creations, vintage goods and crafting supplies. You also can use weekend fairs as another channel to sell your wares, which specifically those that focus on handmade products. Though opening and manning a stall can be tiring and time consuming, but it allows the artist to interact with buyers. It's a great opportunity for the artist to identify their prospects and market.
• Barter for what you want - Instead of selling or buying, consider bartering your goods or services for something that you can use. This action will allows you to to acquire another collectible without spending money. You can use online marketplaces such as eBay to trade your goods with a wide range of people. Remember to barter ideal items that keep their value over time such as branded watch and so on. Anyway, before deciding to put your goods or services for barter, you need to research the barter item's current market value in order to ensure your collectibles have resale value. If there is a significant gap in the values of the items, the party receiving the higher-valued item will pay the difference in cash. 
• Teach your passion - If you are passionate about your interest, you have the changes to practising or learning about it. From there, you can pass on that knowledge and get paid. Many people are willing to pay good money to learn. You can write or record an e-book or conduct classes or seminars. Ability and desire to teach are also critical success factors.
• Sell your collectibles - If you are a collector to certain items or goods, you can sell your collections to make money. You might be emotionally attached to your pieces but remember that making money from an exciting collection allows you to acquire more pieces. 
• Write your hobby - You also can share your knowledge about your hobby through writing and giving talks. Once your book builds your reputation and there is recognition of your expertise, branch out to other platforms. Patience is the key to success and never give up.

Shameful accidents for Ferrari and Lamborghini at Japan

This is really disaster for luxurious car owner when their cars being involved in a terrific accident. For people who has so much money to spend on, this one can be a great examples on how money can be wasted for small mistakes that they shouldn’t have. Some said, speeding has been blamed as the likely cause of this Japan’s most expensive ever road accident when it’s involve up to $4-million-worth of supercars .

Furthermore, television footage showed mangled Ferraris and debris spread over some 400 metres of the east-bound side of the Chugoku Expressway, the main trunk road in southern Honshu.

“The accident occurred when the driver of a red Ferrari was switching from the right lane to the left and skidded,” said Mitsuyoshi Isejima, executive officer for Yamaguchi Prefecture’s Expressway Traffic Police unit. “It was a gathering of narcissists.” The drivers were aged between 37 and 60 years old, he said.

The accident which was believe to be happen at 10:16 a.m. on the rain-soaked Chugoku Expressway also involved three Mercedes Benz vehicles and two Toyotas. The convoy was heading from Kyushu to Hiroshima when the accident occurred. No fatalities were reported and 10 people sustained bruising and minor injuries. Those behind slammed on their brakes, but for many of them it was apparently too late. For your information, the speed limit on that section of the highway was 80 kilometres per hour. But, this show-off Richie was doing 140-160 kilometres per hour. Unfortunately, one of them spun and they all ended up in this great mess.

Thanks to a 60-year-old self-employed man from Fukuoka prefecture who was the person suspected of causing the accident likely may face up to three months in jail or a fine of as much as 100,000 yen ($1,280).

Prince William And Kate Honeymoon's Destination

Hi, there. I've got a great topic to share with you all out there. Just like any other married couples, this royal couple had choose their honey destination at Seychelles, St James's Palace. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were stayed in an exclusive villa that costs £4,000-a-night which is one of the most beautiful and romantic islands in the world. The resort, which is surrounded by coconut groves, offers almost complete isolation. Its white sand beaches are bathed by crystal-clear turquoise waters and are a sanctuary for sea turtles.

Only a handful of luxury villas are dotted across the island. Hand-crafted out of local wood, each has an open-air bathroom area with sunken bath and shower, a private garden and a wooden deck with freshwater rock pool and yoga pavilion.

There is a butler on hand in every villa, and a personal chef will conjure up a daily menu based on freshly-caught fish and whatever delicacies the couple wish. The area is an eco-haven and while snorkelling, kayaking or diving are encouraged, its tranquillity is preserved with a ban on jet skis and similar watersports.
"They left happy and clearly content with their stay," the head of the Seychelles tourism board, Alain St Ange, told the Associated Press.